
Grounding Wristband
Silver-plated fibres. For the desk and the reading chair.
$65
90-day returns · 1-yr warranty
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Grounding bracelets, earthing bands, wristbands
Grounding bracelet, earthing bracelet, grounding band, wristband: four names for one thing. A soft band with a conductive face, worn on the inside of the wrist and clipped to a cord that runs to the earth pin of a socket. It goes where a mat or a sheet can't: the reading chair, a desk with no floor space, a hotel room. Here is how it works, when people wear one and what to check before you buy.

The short answer
What it is
A grounding bracelet is a conductive surface you wear. Ours is a soft band of silver-plated fibres with an adjustable strap and a copper-based brass stud. The cord clips to the stud and runs 4.6 metres to a safety plug that uses only the earth pin of a power socket: the two power pins are plastic, so no power is drawn and none is sent.
With the band against bare skin, you share the earth connection your home's wiring already has, the same safety earth your appliances use. It is the same connection a grounding sheet or mat makes. The only difference is where the conductive surface sits.
What that connection does for the body is the question the research is still asking. The studies are small, and we set out what they measured, and where they stop, rather than promise a result.
Wearing one
Put the band on the inside of either wrist, snug enough that the conductive face stays on your skin when you move your hand. Clip the cord to the stud, plug the safety plug into a socket, and touch the tester pen from the box to the band. It lights when the band is earthed.
People wear it for as long as they are sitting still: at the desk, reading, on the couch, during a stretch or a quiet routine, and in hotel rooms, since it packs into a pocket. If you use a plug adapter when you travel, make sure it carries the earth connection.
Hand wash the band in cool water with mild soap and let it air dry. No machine washing: the conductive fabric does not like it.

A band for sleep?
Both connect the same way. What changes overnight is how much of you is in contact, and what you notice while you sleep.
| Grounding band | Fitted grounding sheet | |
|---|---|---|
| Contact | The inside of one wrist. | Any bare skin on the bed: feet, legs or arms. |
| Moving in the night | The cord goes where your wrist goes. | Nothing to wear; the cord clips to the sheet. |
| Sharing the bed | One band, one person. | One sheet covers both sides. |
| Travel and the day | Packs into a pocket. Works at the desk and the couch too. | Stays on the bed. |
What to look for
Run them on any band you are considering, ours included.
A conductive face that sits flat on the skin.
Ask what the face is made of and how it touches the wrist. Ours is silver-plated fibres on the inside of the band.
A strap that keeps it there.
A band that slides around the wrist loses contact. Look for an adjustable strap. Ours is one size and adjusts.
A plug that uses the earth pin only.
The power pins should be plastic, so no power is drawn, and the cord should have a resistor built in. Ask if the listing does not say.
The earth pin and the resistor, explainedA way to check the connection at home.
Touch a tester pen to the band with the cord plugged in. It should light. Ours is in the box.
How the tester pen worksTime to decide.
Many people notice nothing in the first week, so a short returns window is not much use. Ours are 90 days, with a 1-year warranty.
Is it safe?
The band connects to the earth point of a power socket, the same safety earth your appliances use. It does not draw power, and it does not send any in.
The two power pins on the plug are plastic. Only the earth pin connects.
The switch can stay off. Nothing from the mains runs through the cord.
The tester pen lights when the band is earthed. If it doesn't, try another socket.
Run it behind the desk or along the wall so it does not catch on a chair wheel or trip anyone.
Talk to your doctor first if you have a medical condition, an implanted device, or take prescription medication. Never change medication because of a grounding product.
In their words
Verified buyers, collected through Judge.me. Customer descriptions, not promises.
★★★★★"I use the wristband at my desk. Easy to wear, and I'm calmer by the afternoon than I used to be."
Which plug?
We ship the safety plug that matches your delivery address, and the cord snaps to it. Whatever the country, it only touches the earth point of the socket; the power pins are not connected.
If you want the desk and the couch covered, the Starter Bundle puts the wristband and the grounding mat in one box, each with its own cord, plug and tester pen.
For the wrist
Each one ships with the cord, the safety plug and a tester pen, and carries 90-day returns and a 1-year warranty.

Silver-plated fibres. For the desk and the reading chair.
$65
90-day returns · 1-yr warranty

Mat + wristband. For the desk and the sofa.
$139
90-day returns · 1-yr warranty

Organic bamboo, 10% silver. Single to King.
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90-day returns · 1-yr warranty
If it isn't for you, send it back. If it is, the warranty runs a year.
In this guide
How to wear one, when people do, the band against a sheet for sleep, and the checks to run on any bracelet.
For bare feet under the desk or by the couch.
How to wear a grounding bracelet, where the cord goes, and when people use one.
A grounding band for sleep or a sheet: coverage, comfort, sharing the bed and travel, side by side.
A soft band with a conductive face, worn on the inside of the wrist and clipped to a cord that runs to the earth pin of a power socket. Ours uses silver-plated fibres, an adjustable strap and a 4.6 metre cord.
No. Grounding and earthing are two names for the same idea, and bracelet, band and wristband are names for the same product. Earthing is the more common word in Australia and the UK.
Either. Wear it on whichever wrist is comfortable and lets the cord run to the socket without crossing your keyboard or catching on the chair.
Yes. Some people prefer it to a sheet, especially for reading in bed, and the cord is 4.6 metres. For the whole night, most people find a grounding sheet more comfortable than a cord at the wrist.
No. The conductive face needs bare skin. Push your sleeve up or wear the band below it.
The safety plug only touches the earth pin. The two power pins are plastic, so no power flows into the band, and the cord has a resistor built in. The switch can stay off.
Touch the tester pen from the box to the band with the cord plugged in. It lights when the band is earthed. If it stays dark, try another socket.
Hand wash the band in cool water with mild soap and air dry. No machine washing.
The one for your country. We ship the matching safety plug for your delivery address, and the cord snaps to it.
Email us within 90 days and you're refunded once it lands back with us.
Keep this
Email me the setup and care guide.
Where the cord goes, how to test the connection and how to keep each product clean. One email, one link.
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Wellness product, not a medical device. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Individual experiences vary and research into grounding is ongoing.